... a-air. cial Reporter . . 2 The Railway Accidents 6 ) uM i ?? Intklligexce — How to deal with the En; sud ?? 3 Labourers ?? 6 Sc ■■'; 'nd 3 Yorkshire Winter Gaol Ireland ?? 3 Delivery — Mi rliancouK. ?? 3 The Grand Jury— the Co- ercial ?? 3 Charge— Fraud on the ■ OB E • Intelligence— Yorks. District Bank Lii • J Sutes, Canada, Burglary near Hud- Mexico ?? 3 derstield — Highway fal Articles— ...

... It is truly gratifying to be able to record the fresh proofs that are being continually afforded, persons of character and worth, of the efficacy of Oldbridge's Balm Columbia. From most quarters of the world frequented by English and American residents, well from the towns and metropolis of England, unsolicited Testimonials pour in, expressing satisfaction and thankfulness Recount of tbe ...

... w.-iter of vaudevilles about thirty years ago, has netted £80,000 sterliug by his dramatic writings. We learn, the late arrivals from Ichaboe, that piece of copper bolt, four inches long, has been picked out of the guano, thirty feet below the surface. It was encrusted with a coat of guano of a deep indigo colour, and has been brought to England by the second mate of the Jane, of London. It ...

... Gentlemen—About August, 1839, my hair began to fall off, and in so rapid manner that in the space ofa month my head was almost divested of hair. tried several preparations for its recovery without the slightest benefit, when one your circular, in Collins' Memoranda, caught my eye ; ventured in the purchase of a small be ttle of '* Rowlands Macassar Oil ; after Using which I found my hair was ...

... . „ ..f Loatngt— , Comfits, Ac. Apply to . ?? „ N I»mb and Co., Wholesale Co_i^-o_ers, *. jtung— — tsst— — a. »•,• \ll.i>. by a Person of high respect- \ t jiit-i, a -■•nation as -Companion to a Lady and . i Dome*.— c A— iain, or willing to make herself via-. ■* required. Would hive no obieetions utm haige of two or three young children, i : hem m the Rudiments of a* Plain English -:.— ry co ...

... -jmercial Reporter . . 2 Board of Guardians . . 6 ?? Intelligence— Discussion on Free Trade 6 1 Eog tarid . . . • 3 Keighley - Court and Fashionable Knaresborough ?? 6 Intelligence . . 3 Sir Henry Pottiuger's Tri- s C ofland *j uinphal Progress . . 6 Ireland i Chronicles Ecclesiastical . 6 Miscellaneous ?? 3 Trades' Unions . . . C Commeraa^. 3 Antiquity and Origin of the Fost |GN . .. • , ' o ...

... and tlie Public, that he has resumed the DRAPERY ! X ?? 'he Premises formerly occupied by Mr. Jno. HfPPt'XSTALL. R will be bis endeavour so to conduct bis D us jness as to deserve the coufid, nee so long reposed in the late firm of ' Ovv in and Sons. Having just returned from the various Markets, the Stock i- entirely New. and nsists of tbe usual variety t.f useful Goods belonging to ' ...

... REGISTER has been provided rontaining many hundred QUALIFICATIONS for tbe WEST-RIDING, »nd -ffordiiig great choice to those who wish to acquire a County Vote at the least expense possible. ROCK HOUSE SEMINARY, Near Sheffield. MRS. KETTLE begs to return her best thanks to those of her Friends who have entrusted her with the Education of their Children, and to inform them and the Public in ...

... Th* Agriculturists at Home goßimercial Reporter . . 2 Commencement of the notice IxfELLiGExcK— League's Winter Cam - England . . . . 3 P»'gn 7 Frightful Accident on Chronicles Ecclesiastical . * the Dover Railway . Z Literature — Esther the ** , n Xotices . ?? 7 Ireland > x . . __ Nanettee . . 7 Miscellaneous ?? 3 . . / Commercial ?? V L «*»™«> Articles . . 8 gsjlway Meeting at Halifax ?? ?? 8 ...

... Sheffield and its Vicinity, that he has taken the SHOP next below the New Post Office, in Angel street, which, on Saturday, Dec. 21st. he intends Openine wi'b an entire New and Fashionable Assortment of HATS, CAPS, and BONNETS, «hicb, for quality and Price, he feels confident cannot be surpassed by any House in the Trade. N.B. -One Price, and no Abatement. JOHN MELVILLE, BRUSH MANUFACTURER, No ...

... Durham Agricokurel Society, held at v .i. ?? in October last, beating Mr. Bates's Second , leveiaad Lad, and several others, . iTTIIaL SERVE COWS at -Newton Hall X) ucai Durham, as follows :— One Cow, Seven teas . I*o or more, Five Guinea* each. \B. No Cow will be Served unless en arrangement. , ?? M rs,kef-p,4ic.,be made previous, with Mr ■ .. i\ bTHEUELL. 20, New Eivet» DortMU-. , I ..m or I ...

... Inrtructed ta whatever their ■ .f.r. nruspecu may laoaha, for 90 Guineas a year Music, 1 ;•• iich. and Dancug, Half-a-Guinea per quarter f „. ?? The Pupils are treated in every respect as mem- t,i- of ti ■- famfly, aad particular attention is paid to' . ar he-th and * .tmfort, as well aa to their rdtafoas, moral, and mt-lectaal improvement. No vacatWM-, aataas d*-rcd, and ao extras. Cards with ...